🖊️ Toshiba Digital Tablet PC Pen II - PA3316U-3ETC Review

This stylus looks more like a pen than an original Asus stylus. The clip on the stylus is good but prevents the stylus from going into the stylus slot. (may fit if you break the clip). It's okay, I usually keep it in the sleeve of the case. The pressure sensitivity works, the lines get thicker when you write harder. (tested in OneNote) Delete works too. The button is a useful feature, it makes right-clicking much faster. Basically you just press the button and tap the screen = instant right…

I ordered a stylus for my Toshiba tablet as a backup. I actually have a Lenovo Thinkpad tablet computer that I really like. I am a chemistry professor and use the tablet function extensively in my teaching. The included stylus works well but in some cases I lost it and needed a backup. As it turned out, Toshiba is cheaper, so I decided to give it a try. It works great and there is the added benefit of being slightly larger than the Lenovo and I prefer the larger size when writing. So I use…

I don't usually write product reviews (which I can do here after that) but thought I'd give an update on how this pen is doing in 5 years. use. So far this pen has not let me down after 1-2 years of use where other pens have. I bought this pen in 2009 and went back to my previous Amazon orders to find this particular purchase to make another for another pen enabled touchscreen/screen I have. The stylus has many uses on computers and should work well for most common uses (taking notes, drawing…

I just wanted an extra pen in case I need it. Good that extra nozzles and a puller are included in the kit. Toshiba is pretty specific with its stylus, as are other manufacturers, so don't assume an HP or Dell stylus will work with a Toshiba device. Having a stylus is old school as touch devices continue to emerge, including full-fledged tablet computers that you can use with your fingers. But now it's enough and it works as expected. To update. Having owned several convertible computers…

Just played with it for a few minutes. Please note that this will not work with a Lenovo S10-3t (which I also have) that uses a non-penabled capacitive touchscreen. Pressure sensitivity works. The eraser works. The right click works. I don't think it will fit in the X201t pen garage; I put it halfway in, but then became more wary of possible damage. The Toshiba is about 1/2 inch longer than the original Lenovo pen and I think the retention mechanism is based on the shape at the end of the…